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Post by romserg on Jul 14, 2020 14:30:46 GMT -8
Friends, how in Windows Explorer 10 throw the information panel (details pane) from right to left, so that it is like in XP?   I know that there are programs for moving it down, as in Windows 7, but I need to the left. Just so that it is displayed on the left, and I still do not use and hide the navigation area. Could you write a program for this purpose? I am willing to pay $ 20 for a quality solution. |
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Post by romserg on Jul 15, 2020 4:17:08 GMT -8
Maybe there is another file manager in which this panel is located on the left? Do you know this?
Maybe there is, or someone can write a windows explorer shell extension for these purposes?
Sorry for my English, I use google translator.
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Post by powerplayer on Jul 20, 2020 1:55:31 GMT -8
could be a reg entry too
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Post by romserg on Jul 20, 2020 8:54:19 GMT -8
I figured out a way to move the details pane to the left, and you can also adjust the navigation pane at the top to be more XP-like and more convenient. But it is possible without navigation - see the pictures. This works on Windows10-1909 (but should also on others where OldNewExplorer is running). Unfortunately, the Reading Pane stops working and I haven't figured out how to fix it. If anyone is interested, this is done using OldNewExplorer, you just need to tweak its dlls. Write here - if you are interested, I will post detailed instructions.   |
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Post by Ofelia on Jun 5, 2021 7:48:09 GMT -8
I figured out a way to move the details pane to the left, and you can also adjust the navigation pane at the top to be more XP-like and more convenient. But it is possible without navigation - see the pictures. This works on Windows10-1909 (but should also on others where OldNewExplorer is running). Unfortunately, the Reading Pane stops working and I haven't figured out how to fix it. If anyone is interested, this is done using OldNewExplorer, you just need to tweak its dlls. Write here - if you are interested, I will post detailed instructions. View Attachment View AttachmentI'd be interested |
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Post by kamuisuki on Jun 5, 2021 10:17:48 GMT -8
Same ^^
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Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2021 12:25:06 GMT -8
I figured out a way to move the details pane to the left, and you can also adjust the navigation pane at the top to be more XP-like and more convenient. But it is possible without navigation - see the pictures. This works on Windows10-1909 (but should also on others where OldNewExplorer is running). Unfortunately, the Reading Pane stops working and I haven't figured out how to fix it. If anyone is interested, this is done using OldNewExplorer, you just need to tweak its dlls. Write here - if you are interested, I will post detailed instructions. View Attachment View AttachmentI'd be interested Me too. OldNewExplorer is the best software for bringing old explorer style. |
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Post by Ofelia on Jun 22, 2021 12:40:06 GMT -8
OK, so, since the last time romserg was online was in september of 2020 and his last ever post was on AUGUST of 2020, I thought to actually try and make this thing myself, I modified the OldNewExplorer's DLLs using Resource Hacker, what I tried doing was: I opened both DLLs of OldNewExplorer (OldNewExplorer64.dll and 32.dll) using Resource Hacker and went to the folder named "UIFILE_DETAILS" since it's supposed to be the one that modifies the details panel, and what I did was basically use my brain and searched for "layoutpos="bottom"" with ctrl+F and changed "bottom" with "left", I saved, I activated it (with "Show details pane on the bottom" enabled) and...  Progress...? I guess? for reference, this is what it looks like with OldNewExplorer disabled (Details pane on the right)  So, it is technically on the left, since the icon is on the left, but for some reason it over expands and there's no way to resize it, so it's progress I guess, I'm gonna keep working on it, if you guys wanna take a look at the changes I'll post here the 2 DLLs so that you guys can dissect it and tell me what I did wrong and help me out OldNewExplorer64.dll (255.5 KB) OldNewExplorer32.dll (249.5 KB) |
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Post by ihatemetro on Jun 23, 2021 4:59:56 GMT -8
OK, so, since the last time romserg was online was in september of 2020 and his last ever post was on AUGUST of 2020, I thought to actually try and make this thing myself, I modified the OldNewExplorer's DLLs using Resource Hacker, what I tried doing was: I opened both DLLs of OldNewExplorer (OldNewExplorer64.dll and 32.dll) using Resource Hacker and went to the folder named "UIFILE_DETAILS" since it's supposed to be the one that modifies the details panel, and what I did was basically use my brain and searched for "layoutpos="bottom"" with ctrl+F and changed "bottom" with "left", I saved, I activated it (with "Show details pane on the bottom" enabled) and... Progress...? I guess? for reference, this is what it looks like with OldNewExplorer disabled (Details pane on the right) So, it is technically on the left, since the icon is on the left, but for some reason it over expands and there's no way to resize it, so it's progress I guess, I'm gonna keep working on it, if you guys wanna take a look at the changes I'll post here the 2 DLLs so that you guys can dissect it and tell me what I did wrong and help me out View AttachmentView AttachmentI think you might be able to use this guide on the OldNewExplorer DLLs: www.askvg.com/how-to-move-show-details-pane-at-top-in-windows-vista-explorer/Just make sure that instead of "top" you put "left". |
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Post by Ofelia on Jun 23, 2021 5:06:22 GMT -8
OK, so, since the last time romserg was online was in september of 2020 and his last ever post was on AUGUST of 2020, I thought to actually try and make this thing myself, I modified the OldNewExplorer's DLLs using Resource Hacker, what I tried doing was: I opened both DLLs of OldNewExplorer (OldNewExplorer64.dll and 32.dll) using Resource Hacker and went to the folder named "UIFILE_DETAILS" since it's supposed to be the one that modifies the details panel, and what I did was basically use my brain and searched for "layoutpos="bottom"" with ctrl+F and changed "bottom" with "left", I saved, I activated it (with "Show details pane on the bottom" enabled) and... Progress...? I guess? for reference, this is what it looks like with OldNewExplorer disabled (Details pane on the right) So, it is technically on the left, since the icon is on the left, but for some reason it over expands and there's no way to resize it, so it's progress I guess, I'm gonna keep working on it, if you guys wanna take a look at the changes I'll post here the 2 DLLs so that you guys can dissect it and tell me what I did wrong and help me out View AttachmentView AttachmentI think you might be able to use this guide on the OldNewExplorer DLLs: www.askvg.com/how-to-move-show-details-pane-at-top-in-windows-vista-explorer/Just make sure that instead of "top" you put "left". that's kinda of what I did, it doesn't work unfortunately :/ I'm gonna keep testing, I'll post if I make some progress |
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Post by crabsynth on Dec 22, 2021 13:47:05 GMT -8
I figured out a way to move the details pane to the left, and you can also adjust the navigation pane at the top to be more XP-like and more convenient. But it is possible without navigation - see the pictures. This works on Windows10-1909 (but should also on others where OldNewExplorer is running). Unfortunately, the Reading Pane stops working and I haven't figured out how to fix it. If anyone is interested, this is done using OldNewExplorer, you just need to tweak its dlls. Write here - if you are interested, I will post detailed instructions. <button disabled="" class="c-attachment-insert--linked o-btn--sm">Attachment Deleted</button> <button disabled="" class="c-attachment-insert--linked o-btn--sm">Attachment Deleted</button> I'd be interested me three  |
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